The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-11-19

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These has heen considerable, tliseus-
slou touching every subject made lSsu0-
bio in this seAmpaiGn, bat We hear
very little, A9pnt Tho debt. Atteg all,
this q the most tmpottKnt questl6n Il
issue Fattef that of the actusl lyhititsy a.
the citizen 10 considered. ]. ls Il Well,
known that the etaee jUAoavlly ia.
dseeed; thai, 30 agreaedoxoont, that
tHdsbe4daees grew o9t Of eadtaali saie.s
government, but, that nevertheless N
hhs beeu recQgul1Qd md bpn0ed ~ =
N1eoI our enanc1nat9ous and e olopoo
today, . blnding obllI1 ti0d a91aiuve "a.
Dufi0g the l1sst anoasaotI e. or
liberation aud Whito un1oe tho fnll |.
force Of viItuoae etoDnaNeDvue<lousaitu.
tional. Convo0tlon axed lho, sneo ef
taxation and llmllsd The poWor az, ths, !.
eoveenment 10 create, additional tRoht.
How has that c0nstituttoual proviaion
oeen oheerved AY the pgsaepA ad0ln1iN
etatlone Hao Gov. &clSnGfy oonn ~
ID work within co6GtatItiGasl ll1 ~,
llbde ~ puatlnG ~ ibstolo' upoi III
ptodlgai and coeeupe LaGiojatusoofs,
Hes hs stood between the treasury AaA
ehat hungry oaae e. heealoeo Who have
aStsepeo o6 oe oar pooe tax.Eio0ou 70.
PIE fox % oaany years Has Ia ceAneoa,
% Sign appropriation biils tn exc 81
the revenues, - he WAs touud Is dos
under his oath OF omcof NoC0t IN W
Fpr the past ssx years t1so-roveuuee OF
the i6tats ihave' noe 4 hAeo oon0eloat d
uaese the demands Of o0ees aeoated d., !,
MY0gtttow, Of % compensation loea !,
ptItlcal work psef6elne6, andvkS Other
1Scesary exp6dse1 u k6v6eun,1ont..es
Tbs constitution 'hSs besn lgIsle0 an6 :,
treated % % much waste popary ! Al
bulls coming % his- Aaoas. oaseytue op.
ptopstations Of public meney, rooelve
his etonAture Without roGold a. 10
whether i be within Of without (he
constitutional restrictions. The r6ealt
p that ovefy year Wltuoooos deaci1o
which become . part Of The alato dehA /,
and % thus Increased rests - q mort.
Ssge upon the psopaety Of cyssy eli.
Ieu fortunate, ,oT, unlortnnate enoueh 10.
own it 10 this STATE, 20 1'.7
This ID bad euvsrumsut |; It u ao1inS
the Winds and rsaplne the 'whltlW1u0S. .
Il comes Of oorfuptr bootllsn;, jt saecke :
OF cafpel-heg mstAods. il, % part Of Q ),
systsm We have denounced io those I.
Who exercised power by the aid q ns-
gro votes. .i9t'etb Th%i
The general government lscsd . deb.
Of ovsf two billion dollars twenty ave
years ego. To-day ecarcsly ione.haif Of [.
te remains. AL the States Ia the Uutou,
were more or Lees 10 debt BY resson ol,
the war, but to-day they have either
paid 1t Oh, or are raridly nearIne COM
Plete adjustment. IL 10 0uly Loulslaus,.
under McEaery that 10 deaf to tie dc. G
mands Of prudence and ~ts> rushiuk
along into bankruptcy for. no Other
pnrpose under Gods heavens but to
propitlate Q gang OF unsatiable para
sites and barnacles. EFg '''a73of- - -
F" We can point to scores Of od8cosi fu',
this parish aIOns which are nolhlnes
more or less than sinecures. judge !,
under salaries without causes 10 try
opening their petty courts With criefs
yelling stoyes, oyes," with a. much
volume % those Of the Kings bench
at Westminster, and In 0siln fhe
branches Of government we and watds
full Of political workers without . !.
thing under heaven for them to do bat
to draw their pay. r., ' 49, -" ~
90 How about the State debt Mr.. Nc.
Emery? Is this . proper condIsion Of
affairs for state loaded BY 4 debt
OF millions OF money! We ask you
seriously, can . people prosper uudari
such workings? Show us where, the,
State has paid dollar since you came
into power. On the contrary, you csu
only show increase Of Indebtedness ~
witch you knew at the time you qpstiR,
mttted 10 creation TO. ,bs In excess oi,
the constitutional prohibition.
0syernor, you msy be q auasrt Eel,
low and personally honest, bat you do
not know how to administer . great
State. I '..' ."Al VI - 'io
We hear from reliable source that
quite large number Of the South 3
Louisiana parishes favor Jadge Mou-b
cure ~ their second choice fot 0oysr-
nor above every other man whose
name has been mentioned. Nov IL
those parishes Of North Louisiana that
favor the candidacy Of Judge Mon
cure In preference to either of the two
most prominent candidates Will but
do their duty and send Moucure dele
gallon to the convention, there Is but
little doubt as to what the result will